Series: Workshop Practice, No 29

Computers are a closed book to many of the older generations of
model engineers, despite the fact that more than one-third of all
British households now have a personal computer. By taking one step
at a time, the computer can soon be tamed and turned into a
versatile drawing tool with many advantages over traditional
draughting methods. Derek Brown's demonstrations and lectures on
the subject at various model engineering exhibitions over the past
few years have proved very popular. In this book he seeks to strip
away the mystique surrounding the subject by avoiding jargon and
providing practical advice on how to choose the right system and to
make progress with it.